Artificial Soldier
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Artificial Soldier is an album by Vancouver industrial band Front Line Assembly, released in 2006. This is the first Front Line Assembly album to feature new member Jeremy Inkel.
[edit] Critical reception
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Reviews for Artificial Soldier were mixed. David Jeffries of allmusic.com called the album "ferocious"[2] and said, "Artificial Soldier is a return to form monster of an album that will pound the band back into the electro-industrial lover's heart."[2]
John Carlsson of Release Music Magazine called the album "a brutal and heavy affair"[3] but said, "Their often marvelous knack for writing great hooks and choruses... seems to have gone missing."[3] He also stated, "There is also very little variation to be found,"[3] and finished by declaring "if you... want your [Bill] Leeb furious and angry, this is right up your alley."[3]
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"Unleashed" |
5:19 |
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"Low Life" |
5:32 |
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"Beneath The Rubble" |
6:28 |
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"Dissension" |
6:08 |
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"Buried Alive" |
5:31 |
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"Dopamine" |
6:33 |
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"Social Enemy" |
5:25 |
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"Future Fail" |
6:13 |
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"The Storm" |
5:14 |
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"Humanity (World War Three)" (Includes hidden track, "Fawnchopper") |
5:24 |
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